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'Longing for Mecca' opens 15 February 2019 at Tropenmuseum
For almost a quarter of the world's population, Mecca is the place where you must have been once in your life. This exhibition takes the visitor on a pilgrimage to this most important place on earth for many people. Step by step they are initiated into the world of the hajj. The exhibition 'Longing for Mecca' is on display from 15 February in the Tropenmuseum in Amsterdam. Read more
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'Looking in with Thijs Wolzak' on show until 17 February 2019
The exhibition ‘Looking In with Thijs Wolzak' can be seen in Design Museum Den Bosch until 17 February. From the series of interior photographs that Thijs Wolzak made for Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad, a selection of 23 images on monumental light boxes is presented. A personal story of the residents has been added as an audio layer. Through this exhibition, visitors are stimulated not only to think about other people's interior, but also about the choices and motives in their own habitat. Read more
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Chambers of Wonder reopens 23 February in Gemeentemuseum Den Haag
After a partial renewal, Chambers of Wonder in the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag will be open to the public again from 23 February. We were allowed to renew the successful Chambers of Wonder for the second time. A completely redesigned central core is the beginning and end of the museum game in which visitors are challenged to design their own Chamber of Wonder. Read more
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Things That Matter in Tropenmuseum
Things That Matter is a new permanent exhibition at the Tropenmuseum about ‘important things and the importance of things’: objects of great personal significance that are closely related to the major social issues of today, such as migration and origin. The objects in this exhibition come from all over the world and incorporate stories that are equally meaningful in the Dutch context. In videos and audio fragments people talk about items of personal significance to them. Read more
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Projects with impact: Coral Triangle Center
We are commissioned by the Coral Triangle Center (CTC) in Bali to develop a concept for an interactive knowledge and meeting centre for one of the most important coral ecosystems in the world. Also Kossmann.dejong is supporting the CTC in its development through, among other things, providing exhibition and presentation advice. Read more
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Museum of Communication in Bern wins prestigious Museum Prize
The Council of Europe has awarded its Museum Prize 2019 to the Museum of Communication in Bern, Switzerland. The museum reopened at the end of 2017 with a large new permanent display, designed by Kossmann.dejong exhibition architects. Read more
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Four nominations for the European Museum of the Year Award
We are proud that a total of four of our projects have been nominated for the European Museum of the Year Award. These are the Historical Museum in Frankfurt, Canon of Dutch History at the Holland Open Air Museum, the Museum of Communication in Bern, and the House of European History in Brussels. Founded in 1977, this is the oldest and most prestigious museum award in Europe. The winner wil be announced on 25 May in Sarajevo.
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We are currently working on:
A16 Experience Center in Rotterdam | Dutch Pavilion Dubai EXPO 2020 | Bolidt Experience & Innovation Center in Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht | Coral Triangle Center on Bali | Dolhuys 2.0 in Haarlem | Eden Holland Botanical Park and Museum in Almere | Death and Life and The Encounter at Naturalis Biodiversity Center | Fake at the House of European History in Brussels | Emily Estate Garden Museum in Somerset | Groote Museum at ARTIS Royal Zoo | Humania at NEMO Science Museum | National Science Media Museum in Bradford | We The Curious in Bristol.
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